This year’s annual Ethnos show took place Friday and Saturday nights at the Boone Family Theatre. Organized by the International Student Association, the theme for Ethnos was “Frequencies,” which highlighted diverse acts performed by student groups and local Abilene organizations. The show closed with a multilingual worship set by Global Worship, uniting voices in praise across languages.
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- Jeremiah Kuspa, junior electrical engineering major from Haslet; Aaron Klammer, junior marketing major from Orange, California; and Mylen Chowning, junior environmental science major from Abilene, host this year’s Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Members of the Boom Boom J act strike a final pose with a Japanese flag. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- A member of the U.S. Philippines Friendship Organization dances on stage during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- A member of the McMurry Chop My Money act dances on stage during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Miarae Ramirez, junior advertising/public relations major from Midland and historian for Sanctify, dances with the Sanctify Hip Hop Co. during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Members of the Thai Lai Lai act dance on stage during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Members of the K-Pop 1 act strike a final pose during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Members of Hardin-Simmons’ Cowboy Country Club perform during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- A member of the Latino act holds up the end of her dress as the performance begins during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- A member of the Chinese act holds up a silk fan while she dances during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Members of the AfroMotion Activated act strike a final pose during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- A member of the Omicron Xi Chi act holds her hands up as other members of the act repeat a chant during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- A member of the Lada Raga act dances along with the music during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
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- Lena Malarcher, senior art major from Sachse, plays the piano for the multilingual worship act during Ethnos. (Photo by Daniel Curd)
